For our Accessibility Story Roundup, we discuss a story about an Ontario woman who says she wasn't welcome in the main area of a hotel with a guide dog. Dave Brown shares the details. From the September 22, 2020 episode.

Duncan, B.C. community reporter Michelle Creedy tells us about her return to work in the classroom. She tells us about a Women in Trades training program. And, Michelle tells us about the Cowichan Discourse, what it's all about and why it's important. From the September 22, 2020 episode.

Nelson Rego of Cool Blind Tech makes heads and tails of the new indicator dots in iOS 14. He tells us how to use the back tap on our iPhone in iOS 14. Nelson Rego ends his segment with some tech tips.

Dave Brown goes head-to-head with Karen Magee and Mark Phoenix in our weekly news quiz! From the September 22, 2020 episode.

Thomas Harper of TechServeTO joins us to explain how his organization has helped older people learn about technology during the pandemic. From the September 22, 2020 episode.

Canadian Press reporter Michelle McQuigge chats about telemedicine beyond the COVID-19 pandemic. We meet our newest contributor Denis Boudreau and discuss digital inclusion and accessibility. Film reviewer Kim Thistle shares her commentary on the new Netflix documentary “Rising Phoenix". Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV tells us how we can properly dispose our electronic waste. Our colleague Jim Kysko tells us why a Saskatchewan family is fighting the deduction of their daughter’s emergency benefits. This is the September 21, 2020 episode.

How can we properly dispose our electronic waste? Marc Aflalo from Double Tap TV tells us how. From the September 21, 2020 episode.

For our Accessibility Story Roundup, we discuss how Oahu’s beaches, parks and hiking trails re-opened under a strict one-person rule: You can only enjoy these outdoor spaces by yourself. However, the order immediately raised serious equity concerns among disability rights advocates. They are worried that people who rely on caregivers, including those with physical and developmental disabilities, would be effectively banned from beaches, parks and trails. From the September 21, 2020 episode.

We are introducing a new segment and this one is all about digital accessibility. We meet our newest contributor Denis Boudreau and discuss digital inclusion and accessibility. From the September 21, 2020 episode.

We speak with Jim Krysko, AMI’s Content Development Specialist from Edmonton. Jim Kysko tells us why a Saskatchewan family is fighting the deduction of their daughter’s emergency benefits. He also tells us about a recent human rights decision found that the Manitoba government discriminated against a First Nations child with multiple disabilities. From the September 21, 2020 episode.